Trump Administration Reaches Secret Deal With Israel and Syria to Remove Nuclear Material
The Trump administration has reached a confidential agreement with Israel and Syria to facilitate the removal of nuclear material stored at a secret site in Syria. According to senior American and Israeli officials who spoke to journalist Barak Ravid, the material in question is "yellowcake," a uranium concentrate left over from Syria's nuclear project that was destroyed in 2007 under orders from then-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. The International Atomic Energy Agency is expected to carry out the removal operation soon, marking a significant step in addressing Syria's nuclear capabilities.
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